William Farrish person
also known as: Wm. Farrish, Bill Farrish
Summary: A western miner at Carlisle who employed Chinamen and was threatened by rustlers.
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employed
Chinamen for surface work building roads and running open cut— 1883
cited from I returned to Santa Fe a month later and… (1891) · +1 morepecting pan. The gold was mostly coarse
and very bright. The fine gold required amal-
gamating. There being no quicksilver the re-
maining pulp was taken to Taos, and there
amalgamated. The proceeds of that sack of
ore netted 937 ounces of …
Chinamen— 1883
cited from In the summer of ’83, soon after the estab-… (1891)In the summer of ’83, soon after the estab-
lishment of this great religious weekly, and
when the paper was struggling with four or five
other papers of this city for supremacy and
“grub.” the writer visited Carlisle, Duncan and
Clifton. That s…
owned
mine at Carlisle— 1883
cited from I returned to Santa Fe a month later and… (1891) · +1 morepecting pan. The gold was mostly coarse
and very bright. The fine gold required amal-
gamating. There being no quicksilver the re-
maining pulp was taken to Taos, and there
amalgamated. The proceeds of that sack of
ore netted 937 ounces of …
prepared_to
give the rustlers an interesting reception— 1883
cited from In the summer of ’83, soon after the estab-… (1891)In the summer of ’83, soon after the estab-
lishment of this great religious weekly, and
when the paper was struggling with four or five
other papers of this city for supremacy and
“grub.” the writer visited Carlisle, Duncan and
Clifton. That s…
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In the summer of ’83, soon after the estab-…
1891 · newspaper · public-domain
In the summer of ’83, soon after the estab-… ↗
1891 · newspaper · public-domain · details
I returned to Santa Fe a month later and… ↗
1891 · newspaper · public-domain · details